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"Oregon and Eldorado; Or, Romance of the Rivers" was written by Thomas Bulfinch and published in 1866. American author who popularized classical mythology through his influential work, Bulfinch's Mythology.

Oregon and Eldorado; Or, Romance of the Rivers

1866

Thomas Bulfinch

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Oregon and Eldorado; Or, Romance of the Rivers

Thomas Bulfinch

1866

Published in 1866, 'Oregon and Eldorado; Or, Romance of the Rivers' by Thomas Bulfinch is a historical account that details the exploration of significant water routes in North and South America, particularly the Missouri, Columbia, and Amazon Rivers. The narrative begins with discussions among Bostonians about Captain Cook's voyages and the commercial potential of the Pacific Northwest, leading to expeditions that reveal the Columbia River. The book highlights key figures like Captains Robert Gray and John Kendrick, their challenges, and the broader implications of these explorations for American expansion and commerce.